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Sentences
Imperative
sentence is a command.
Go pick up the kids at school.
Please, take out the trash.
Command
Interrogative
sentence is a conveying a question.
Where are you going?
When will we meet again?
Question Mark
Declarative
sentence is a sentence that is demonstrating, illustrating, or explaining.
The cat ran up the pitch black alley way.
The house that she lives at is the big one on the left.
Declare
Exclamatory
sentence is a sentence that expresses strong emotion.
I don't want to go to the grocery store!
I like you!
Exclamatory
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Imperative / Interrogative / Declarative / Exclamatory
Sentences Imperative sentence is a command.
Go pick up the kids at school.
Please, take out the trash.
Command
Interrogative sentence is a conveying a question.
Where are you going?
When will we meet again?
Question Mark
Declarative sentence is a sentence that is demonstrating, illustrating, or explaining.
The cat ran up the pitch black alley way.
The house that she lives at is the big one on the left.
Declare
Exclamatory sentence is a sentence that expresses strong emotion.
I don't want to go to the grocery store!
I like you!
Exclamatory